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The height of bird migration

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Notes on anting

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Studies of less familiar birds: Lammergeier

01 January 1975 Comments Main paper ...

Notes on anting by British Passerine birds in the wild

01 January 1960 Comments Main paper T H I S I S A B R I E F introduction to, and comment on, the notes by others which follow. These have been assembled from various sources. Four came to hand through editorial channels (those of Miss B. M. Atkey, Mrs. M. L. Colthurst, A. K. Kent and F. ...

The height of bird migration

01 January 1960 Comments Main paper M I G R A T I N G B I R D S cannot be seen when they are high above the ground by day, even with military optical equipment (Sutter 1950), and means have not yet been found for accurately assessing the height of night-migrants seen by telescope against th...

Editorial

01 January 1960 Comments Editorials I T I S N O W N I N E YEARS since the early loss of Bernard Tucker, so soon after he had succeeded Harry Witherby in the editorship, faced British Birds with the most severe crisis of its existence. The editorial continuity, so vital for the maintenance o...

Requests for Information Field Investigations of the B.T.O.

01 January 1960 Comments Editorials Status of the Wryneck.--Readers are reminded that all records of this species are of value (see Brit. Birds, 51: 163) and should be sent to editors of county bird reports or, in cases of doubt, to the organiser: Dr. J. F. Monk, The Glebe Cottage, Goring, ...

Studies of less familiar birds 102. Lammergeier

01 January 1960 Comments Main paper there are four vultures--or perhaps one might call it three-and-a-half because the remarkable and spectacular Bearded Vulture or Lammergeier (Gypaetus barbatui) is generally regarded as a link with the eagles. The very name "vulture" conjures up a vision ...

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Editorial

The height of bird migration

Notes on anting

Studies of less familiar birds: Lammergeier

Notes on anting by British Passerine birds in the wild

The height of bird migration

Editorial

Requests for Information Field Investigations of the B.T.O.

Studies of less familiar birds 102. Lammergeier

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